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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1913

Page

12

South Acton Social Roundup Notes and Visits

The South Acton column records a Sunday Africa lecture by Mr. Crossland, social visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Alden and family, and various local idle chatter. Neighbors like Mrs. W. W. and Theron Newton are mentioned with Vera’s and Ralph Hastings updates. Tea at Shattuck Street, lodge events, and school friend visits round out the week.

Africa Crossland John Alden Newton Red Acre Seren Weton Sallie End Shattuck St Jack Frost Mra. W. W Theron Newton William Mann Walter Stamford P. ‘Lyermore Rt. Om H. P Livermore Pry Mily Reun Boston Ralph Hastings Deaconess Hospital Helen Wood Newton ‘Hospital Business College Fred Darbeth Richardson Maine Clarence Chickering Rice Ford Stetson Gerry South Acton Acton Lodge Hart Merriam

Congregational Church Notices and Sunday Schedule

Fragmentary church notice outlines Sabbath Warren events and Friday 7 30 meeting near the Bible study program. Sunday plans include a voluntary program and Pilgrim series with vestry notices and meetings under direction.

Warren Jonah

Listen and Learn Profit by the Message

An exhortation urges readers to hear and profit from the message through judgment, with mentions of Clark and Martin G Kuhre in a brief, unnamed context. The fragment hints at a promotional or instructional purpose without clear event details.

Clark, Martin G Kuhre

Unitarian Ladies' Social Circle Meets for Afternoon Sewing

The Ladies' Social Circle of the Universalist Church will hold an afternoon sewing session at 2 o'clock. The group invites members to join, with planning for an upcoming event.

Un're Church Sewth Coe Ge Ca

Five Harold Visits Church and Ash Wednesday Calendar

Five Harold visits church as he browses hymn book rack and church calendar. He reads the calendar entry Ash Wednesday and remarks aloud about ashes, adding to the quiet moments of his first church visit.

Harold

Mine Disaster in Bethune Claims Several Lives

A mine accident near Bethune leaves three miners dead and two wounded after a collapse. Rescue teams sound the alarm as the tragedy unfolds underground.

Bethune

Pearl fisheries in Gulf of Mannar near Marichetivikaddi

The pearl fisheries of Ceylon lie in the Gulf of Mannar near the island's northwest corner with famous banks close to shore at Marichetivikaddi. Production has declined as banks have become unproductive.

Ceylon Gulf of Mannar

Local notices and visits fill town news page

A flurry of short items covers visits by Clark and wife to Newton. Burton Hoar and Arthur Goding at Bryant & Stratton in Boston. milk car service ending and cans moved to a depot platform. Residents like D. B. Hall and family travel from Five Islands to Quincy. Dr. R. H. Knowlton and kin visit Lowell. Frost halts late harvest. squash crops look light. water pipes debated but not extended due to finances. James Richardson visits Swansey. Morse family in Nova Scotia. Folks return from summer cottages. groundwork for C. H. Meade store begins. Wrbach family to move from vacated tenement. Holt couple from North Boston visits. Mr. Holt retires after 47 years as engineer. W. B. Holt reports roof accident at Needham church site. three laborers survived with no serious injuries. Pierce of Salem visits Rev. C. Pierce. St Elizabeth church cornerstone to be laid with dedication by Rev. Walter Browne. Miss Ethel Collier returns to Stoneham. Geo Y Hutchins and wife in town. Miss Bima B Conant of Stow visits Miss Katherine Richardson. Oscar K. Preston heads to Chattanooga for Grand Army encampment. Lane of Cal. visits cousin Miss Nellie Sullivan.

Clark Sunday Girste Tome Ttsont Newton Burton Hoar Arthur Goding Bryant & Stratton Commercial Ge Boston Hicks Rasex Conn C. L. Pierce D. B. Hall Stanley B. D. Hall James Richardson Swansey N. H Bi Morse Nova Scotia J. Poster D. H. Hall and Sons Five Islands EBAL Concord Clara Holt Holt New York and New Haven Railroad W.B. Holt Needham Mullin Maynard Pierce of Salem Cr. Pierce St. Elizabeth Church Walter Browne Ethel Collier Stoneham Geo. Y. Hutchins Bima B. Conant Stow J. Katherine Richardson Oscar KE. Preston Isaac Davis Chattaoga Techn

Actonians Mourn the Death of Mrs Elizabeth Sanders

The village of Acton Centre is struck by sorrow as residents honor Mrs Elizabeth Sophia Sanders whose passing is treated as a severe blow to the community.

Elizabeth Sophia Tay Oelor) Sanders Acton

Acton Woman Elizabeth Taylor Sanders Dies After Illness

Elizabeth Sophia Taylor Sanders of Acton died after a long illness in Lowell. She was a former Acton teacher and choir singer, married to Dr. Charles Barton Sanders. Funeral services were held in Acton with burial at Woodlawn. she left two sons Ralph and Richard, a daughter Rachel predeceased, and a large grieving family.

Ralph Lowell Green Bay Acton Turday Sanders Wood-lawn Lizzie Sanders Acton Congregational Church Jince Litsle Sanders Elizabeth Sophia Taylor Charles Barton Sanders Mr. Wood Wood Maynard Auartét Amory Maynard Maynard Julian Tuttle Woodlawn Ralph B Richard Sanders Hammond Talor M. Emery Taylor C. Carleton Taylor B. Faulkner Conant Mosh Ass Reaver Sophia Taylor Moses Mary Br Hammond Taylor Lymat Taylor Carleton Taylor Y Taylor Boston Miss Taylor Acton Congregational EB. Sanders Goterss F. P. Wood Richard Rachel Mechanics Bos Shubert Choral Union

Auctions at Acton Centre and nearby towns

Public sales announced in Acton Centre and surrounding towns include auctions of household goods from the late Miss Georgie Good, livestock and farming equipment for W. B. Chamberlain in Carlisle Centre, and items from OD Teagey in Saugus Centre. Dates span Sept 20 to Oct 3 with multiple locations and bidders.

Hudson Magr J. J. Skahan Reardon Place Rudbury Centre Mass Powers Place Weyland Rome The Methodist Church Georgie Goodnow Lancaster Carlisle Centre Teagey Saugus Centre Priday

Property Auctions Across New England in October and September

Notices advertise sales of livestock and personal property from Groton to Fitchburg. Listings mention cattle and Holsteins, horses, wagons, machines, and apples for the late Mrs. Robinson, with posters to follow. Sales include David Farquhar in Lincoln and A C Scripture in Fitchburg, plus a Billerica auction with cow prices from 65 to 89 dollars.

Limecoln Mass Billerica Fitchbure A. C. Scripture

Maynard Update Shares Local Visits and Baseball Finances

Maynard residents visited Rev Sheehan and local families on Sunday. Walsh Kilbane fight watched in Boston Tuesday night. Moving pictures show James Pringle ballad I wish I had a sweetheart like my mother. Board of registrars added 11 new homes. total voters 990 with Republicans 331 Democrats 153 Progressives 13. Maynard matinees begin Saturday. Maynard baseball season ends with $195 gross and players share $21 each.

Cornelius O'Leary Quincy Sheehan John Moynihan High St Samuel Lever Benny Gruber Walsh-Kilbane Boston A. E. McCleary Washington Baltimore James Pringle Graham Sisters Board’ of Registrars Repblicans Moving Pictures Maynard

Proportionate shares guide contest play and social notes

Rest of text outlines community updates from Holyoke and surrounding towns. Mentions include the Woman's club executive meeting at A. L. Morse's home with 16 new members. visits by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tempest and others. weekend trips to Bridgewater and Springfield. a newborn son for Mr. and Mrs. Totrville. deep sea fishing planned off Swampscott. a Cambridge versus Maynard ball game at Lake Washakum. dinners at Sterling Inn. several local entertainments. and a note of blood poisoning affecting James Mahoney leading to an enforced vacation.

Mark Tempest Holyoke Louid Shaw George Phrner Woman's Club A. L. Morse O. S. Fowler Harry and Guyer Bridgewater Westdale Brant Rock Thomas Usher J. M. Beklows Springfield Totrville Bort Wiliam Fellows J. M. Bellows Swampscott Lake Washakum Fr. Crowe Cambridge Maynard Sterling Inn Jemen A. Couthtin Snr. Burter Thomas Powers Harland Cambridge Friends Bradford Parker Walter Peterson Sudbury River James Mahoney

Thanks for support during our bereavement

The Enterprise column expresses heartfelt thanks to those who offered support and lightened our sorrow after a recent bereavement. Mrs. Joseph Sales, James, and others are thanked for their words and deeds, treasured as tokens of love and friendship.

Eles Joseph Sales James

Youthful Adventuress Miss Lena Mancinnelli Excused

A pupil named Lena Mancinnelli was excused from school in the afternoon, allegedly on the pretext of a poleventure.

Lena Mancinnelli

Marlboro Girl Reunited With Parents After Detainment Incident

A Marlboro girl, accompanied by her parents, was detained briefly at the West Main Street home of C. W. Smith late Monday night until police arrived. She appeared to have run away from home but was returned to her parents after officials spoke with them. The youth is described by Marlboro officials as 18 years old and of romantic imagination and perseverance.

Marlboro Nr. C. W. Smith West Main St

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